Macedonian Agenda
Editor, Victor Bivell
Macedonian Agenda is a leading information and reference book about
the Macedonian community in Australia with 16 essays and articles by
14 authors.
The book explores a number of themes including immigration and settlement
patterns, language development, Macedonian identity, women's issues,
the child refugees, and a range of political issues.
The essay titles and authors are:
* Macedonian Values in Multicultural Australia, Zoran Coseski
* Some Observations on the Speech of Bilingual Macedonian-Australians,
Betty K Stewart
* The Australian-Macedonian Drama Group, Stefo Stojanovski
* The Macedonian Orthodox Church: Its Role in the Moulding and Maintenance
of Ethnic Identity in Australia, Dr Christopher Popov and Michael Radin
* Barriers to Social Change for Macedonian Women, Malina Stankovska
* A Study of Women Activists in the Macedonian Community, Malina Stankovska
* The Macedonian Elderly: A Needs Study of the Macedonian Elderly in
the Western Region of Melbourne, Macedonian Community Welfare Association
of the Western Region Inc
* Features of Settlement in Australia by Macedonians from the Aegean
Region, Michael Radin
* Proud of the Macedonian Heritage, Faye Kolev
* Assimilation and the Public and Private Identity of Macedonians:
A Dialectical Expose, Pandora Petrovska
* Declaration of the "Child Refugees", The Association of
Refugee Children from the Aegean Part of Macedonia
* Submission on the 28,000 Ethnic Macedonian "Child Refugees",
Aegean Macedonian Association of Australia
* A Political Strategy for the Macedonian Diaspora, Victor Bivell
* The Political Future of the Macedonians in Australia, Zoran Coseski
* Australian Law, International Treaties and the Government's "Slav"
Prefix, Risto Balalovski
* Why Australia?, Bob Spasenovski
"Useful contribution to dialogue on a sensitive issue" The
Australian newspaper. "A tribute to multiculturalism" The
Geelong Advertiser.
The book is A$20. The prices below include postage in Australia and
overseas airmail.
Macedonian Agenda, Paperback, 232 pages, 230 x 154mm, Celloglazed cover,
Published by Pollitecon Publications, 1995, ISBN 978-0-646-22162-5
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